whats good fellas this ya boy tek while i am still concodered a "noob"(Whatever)..i have sucessfully made quite a few backups of my dvds with the help of you guys on the fourms and the guides. but i recently ran into a prob converting a movie file that was converted to an avi. i used divxtodvd but every time i try to convert the avi file the audio allways seems to be like a second or two off.. do you guys know of any way of correcting this??...
hi does the avi play ok? at start? at end? check avi with divfix on check errors and strip rebuild nope - try using avi2dvd or film machine
whats good "Roto" well to answer your question yes the divx movie file plays good but to be real the original file is slightly off sync maybe about a 3 quarters of a second. what i think is happening is that when i convert with divxtodvd it exaggerates the off sync a little bit more.. i dont know if it is a frame rate issue i was wondering if there was any way to sync up the audio with the video ----------------- ps.. if there is not a quick way i think i might just burn the off sync vid to dvd then use my lite on dvdr to record the vid input and run a seperate audio input to the player..
Hi there, I am one of the ßeta Testers for VSO DivxToDVD v2.00 Until recently, all convertion were 100% for me. Since then, I found 2 .AVI that gives me this problem. The audio is out of sync, at least 2-3 seconds. I tought it was a bug in DivxToDVD. To proove it was NOT DivxToDVD, I converted the same file with InterVideo DVD Copy and the end result was the same, out of sync audio. So it must be THIS specific file, I guess the way it was encoded. My 2 cents...
